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An experiment to see how many sawhorses can be pulled out of a single sheet of plywood goes wrong.

Join John Tetreault, Asa Christiana, and Amanda Russell for a members-only look at Issue #315 on Monday, December 02!

Downsizing from an ample workspace spurs innovation.

Joe Scannell collected seedpods from a black locust tree on his honeymoon in 1971.

New pattern bit has no equal.

Marc Ricourt creates vessels out of beech and oak he harvests near his home in Burgundy, France. He begins each piece with chainsaw work before refining the shape at the lathe. He completes the piece with carving, sanding, and finishing.

A white oak cabinet fit for the living room opens to reveal a miniature workshop

Felder FAT 300 Work Table The Felder FAT 300 Work Table is a robust mobile unit for woodworkers seeking to maximize space and personalize their workflows. With the FAT 300,…

Amanda chats with Kate Swann, who runs Florida School of Woodworking, and Morgan Grove, a student and team leader at the USDA Forestry Service in Baltimore.

Tim Coleman's path into woodworking may have had a slow start, but it has grown into an inspiring journey.